Excuse me, about studying abroad? Want to know which is better, Ireland or New Zealand? 1 cost 2 how about English in two countries 3 which is better if you want to continue studying accounting?

To tell the truth, neither of these places is a good place to study abroad. I am wordy: I feel uncompetitive and really want to go to New Zealand. I know accounting very well. People I know are studying undergraduate accounting and graduate accounting at the University of Sydney, and it is not easy to find a job. Studying accounting and taking acca or cpa is the key. You may not have the advantage of studying abroad as an undergraduate, but it is easier to be admitted to the four major accounting firms with three years of work experience. It's a waste of time to study for a master's degree directly. Unless you have good English and good accounting knowledge, no one else has an advantage. But your school is very tired because you studied junior college accounting in China and have little knowledge of international accounting. If you go to a good school, universities in Ireland and New Zealand are not that good. Compared with other countries, Australia, Canada, Britain and the United States are the four golden places for studying abroad. However, I wish you success in your studies. This is just my personal opinion, for reference only. I know that the tuition fee of a good university in Sydney is nearly 700,000 RMB for three years, so it will be cheaper in New Zealand for about one year. It may be 65,438+03-65,438+05,000 RMB plus living expenses, and 65,438+06,000 RMB plus guaranteed master's degree. Have you asked the agent? Ireland is cheaper, you know it is more expensive, and you know the figure. Let's make a comparison, but I think it is still unknown whether it is good to study in those two places.